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CHANGE OF USE AND CONVERSION OF VACANT NURSING HOME INTO 14 RESIDENTIAL UNITS WITH DEMOLITION OF LIFT/STAIRWELL IN SOUTH ELEVATION; EXTERNAL ALTERATIONS AND ASSOCIATED CAR PARKING AND LANDSCAPING

CASTLE COURT NURSING HOME MARGROVE ROAD BOOSBECK TS12 3BL

ApprovedReference: R/2013/0842/FFMRedcar and Cleveland Borough Council

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Application summary

Status
Approved
Application type
Major Application
Received
18 Dec 2013
Validated
15 Jan 2014
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Redcar and Cleveland Borough Council

Application overview

CHANGE OF USE AND CONVERSION OF VACANT NURSING HOME INTO 14 RESIDENTIAL UNITS WITH DEMOLITION OF LIFT/STAIRWELL IN SOUTH ELEVATION; EXTERNAL ALTERATIONS AND ASSOCIATED CAR PARKING AND LANDSCAPING

Proposal details

Reference
R/2013/0842/FFM
Agent
LAS ARCHITECTURE

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Application location

CASTLE COURT NURSING HOME MARGROVE ROAD BOOSBECK TS12 3BL

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Documents 16 of 16

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ApplicationFormNoPersonalData.pdfApplication Form18 Dec 2013View
R 2013 0842 FFM NWL response.pdfConsultee response - NWL15 Jan 2014View
Cons 0856.pdfConsultee response - Lockwood Parish Council20 Jan 2014View
Decision Notice_R20130842FFM.pdfDecision Notice15 Apr 2014View
Castle Court redline.pdfLocation Plan6 Jan 2014View
Topographical Survey.pdfTopographical Survey18 Dec 2013View
Proposed Site Plan.pdfSite Plan as Proposed - SUPERSEDED18 Dec 2013View
Proposed Plans.pdfFloor Layout Plans as Proposed18 Dec 2013View
Proposed Elevations sht2.pdfElevations as Proposed18 Dec 2013View
Existing Plans.pdfFloor Layout Plans as Existing18 Dec 2013View
Proposed Elevations sht1.pdfElevations as Proposed18 Dec 2013View
Existing Elevations sht2.pdfElevations as Existing18 Dec 2013View
Existing Elevations sht1.pdfElevations as Existing18 Dec 2013View
Proposed Site Plan 22 01 2014.pdfSite Plan as Proposed - AMENDED 22 01 201423 Jan 2014View
Castle Court, Boosbeck.pdfDesign and Access Statement18 Dec 2013View
Planning Statement.pdfPlanning Statement15 Jan 2014View

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